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Accident TO a Laborer.

IcopglgH, 1857. by Tie California sssciaiei Irsss.
WINNEAUccA. July 14th.-A man named
Ashlane, employed on hay ranch below
town. lost one of his hands while running
a mower to-day. The sickle cut through
the flesh and bone. completely severing the
hand between the thumb and index finger.
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A Wyoming CIoudburst.

CHEYENNE, July 14th.-There was wash
out on the Union Pacific, five miles west of
this city, this afternoon, caused by cloud
burst A quarter of mile of track is gone
Trains are DELAYED ten hours.
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In Good Demand.

Lce2wlgAt. 1857, By tte California Associated Press
New York, July 14th.-The Indicator re-
ports good demand for canned goods OF
all kinds, and prices hardening.
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a. CARD.

take pleasure in certifying to the medicinal
properties OF the 1Etna Mineral Waters 1t is
not from mere cursory investigation but after
years constant use of the Ftua that / am
convinced OF its splendid remedial quail les.
AS a general regulator of the system it cannot
be too highly praised. From my own personal
experience believe it will prove blessing to
those who use it.
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swELTERING CREATURES.

SpAte Az SaAhoihia' @hu bAAhS -FOUR
Wraps and Overcoats.
WASHINGTON, July 14th.-The torrid
weather which has prevailed in nearly
every section of the country during the past
week is not due, the Signal officer says, to
predicted at present. The weather. how
ever, was considerably cooler to day in
some parts of the United States than yes
terdav
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mere Extended LIST and Prices will be given TOmOUoES Advertise
nent The GREAT SALE OF GLASSWARE Y not Interfere with our Regular
Saturdays Sale Of DRY GOODS TOMORROW We have Grand Values to Five
you in BRESS UITIES FANCY GOODS LADIES' SHOES and GENTS CLOTHING
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NEVADA.

Indictment of Wealthy Cattle Owner
for Grand Larceny.
Icopgigt 1887, by tie California Associated Pressl
WIYNENUccA, July 14th.-The Grand
Jury has indicted A. P. Anderson, one OF
the wealtbiest cattle men in the country.
for grand larceny. Anderson was arrested
when he came TO town and gave bail for his
appearance when wanted. He owns cattle
in OREGON as well rs Neva1a
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RUN TO COVER.
a British officer Arrested for Wholesale
Forgeries.

CHICAGO, July 14th.-Private informa-
ton was received here tonight that to-day.
in Kansas City, VIM. H. W Markham,
Assistant Paymaster of the British war
vessel Espair, was arrested ON charge Of
forging the name of his superior officer for
amounts aggregating about $4,000. The
crimes were committed over a year ago,
when the Espair was cruising off the coast
of China. For scme time past Markham
under the name of Gaylor. has been acting
as agent at Kansas City, for 4 well-known
insurance company. He has been con
stantly shadowed night and day since June
18th until this morning, the detectives being
unwilling to arrest him until the papers
and other preliminaries had been first ar
ranged. The detectives have increasingly
been tracing him up step by step. Evi-
dences of the forgerieS were discovered in
the spring of 1886. The story of the long
chase forms q marvellous record Mark
ham left his ship ostensibly for Yucatan,
and all clue to him had been lost before his
mideeds came to light, and the case was
formally handed over to the Scotland Y ard
detectives in London
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SOUTH DAKoTANs.

Sentiments of People Desiring Admis-
sion into the Union.
HURON, July 14th.-Following is a syn
opsis of the resolutions adopted by the
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THE BEAN-EArERs FLooREp.
OTHER GAMES
RAILROAD CASES,

10.
Observation-Disclosures 5, Cleveland ..
ST. LoUIs-St. Louis g. Brooklyn 4.
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DR.. I. P. CALLUNDAN,

San Francisco, May 81, 1887.
Rs- DR.. Callundan is one of San Franciseo's
well known and reputable physicians, and
whose testimony is especially valuable, from
the fact that it is not theory, but personal expe
rience.
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NO DISORDER.
The Paris Celebration Passes off without
Sensational Incident.

PARIS, July 14th-3 P. M.-Thus far the
celebration of the anniversary of the Fall
of the Bastile has been commemorated
with quietneSs. 4 demonstration was
made at the statue of Strasburg this morn.
ing, but it was entirely of peaceful ma.
ture. The members of the Patriotic League
and other associations with banners anG
trumpeters marched past the statue and de
posted upon it colossal memorial crowns
As this was done there was a few cries
from the procession of "Vive la France
"Vive la Republique," and ' Vive Boulan.
ger" but there were no attempts at dis.
order.
P. M.-President Grevy, accompanied
by all the members of the Ministry, left
the Palace Elysee at $3.50 o'clock this after.
noon to attend a review of the troops. An
escort of curassiers preceded and followed
the Presidents carriage The people along
the route greeted the President with cries
of "Viye Grevy'
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HE MEETS eussIE BLANp.

Shanghai, where he was spending the
money with the prodigaity worthy of an
East Indian Rajah. 1t was in Shanghai
that he fell in with an American advent
uress named Gussie Bland, who had Just
arrived from San Francisco. travelling as
Mrs. DeForest. Upon her Markham Law
ished nearly everything he had, and when
soon after he became aware that the officers
were searching him out he had barely
enough funds to bring him to San Fran
cisco. The chase was a long ani tedious
one, but he was finally located by letter
to his mistress, who returned 20 California
and took up her residence in Los Angeles.
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opinion OF his own oountrymen, it is worth
showing that American opinion is not en-
tirely on his side"
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New YORK, July 14th.-At the District
Attorneys office it was said that the con-
vlction of Sharp made the way clear for the
conviction of the rest of the boodlers. No
more trials will take place till next fall.
Judge Barrett said, in an interview, that
he had during the progress of the Sharp
trial become so thoroughly convinced of
the rascality of the whole lot of the indicted
oribe-givers and bribe-takers that he could
not have anything more to do with them.
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL.
Hot Weather and Poor Game at Wash
inptnn-Gamas IIseuhara


WASHINGTON, July 14th.-To-day's Pitts
burg Washington game was decidedly of
the machine order, and in but few in
stances did the 500 spectators display more
than languid interest in the play. The
hot weather affected the players, and the
only brilliant feature was one handed
catch by Myers of an apparently safe hit
back of the second base. PitcherS-Whit-
more and Morris. Catch ers-Mack and
Carroll. Score-Washington 3, Pittsburg 8,
THE BEAN-EATERs FLooRED.
BosToN, July 14th.-The Detroits by
heavy batting won the game in the first
three innings to-day, and by ragged fielding
nearly lost it in the ninth, when hit by
Wise would have tied the score. Twitchell
pitched in great form and received perfect
support up to the ninth inning. The at
tendance was 6000. Pitchers-Radbourn
and Twitchell. Cstchers-Daly and Gan
zell. Score-Boston 4, Detroits I.
OTHER GAMES.
Observation-Disclosures g. Athletics ?.
LoUIsv4LE-Louisyille 8, Metropolitans
Is.
CLEvELAND-Baltimore 5, Cleveland 2.
ST. LoUIs-St. Louis 6, Brooklyn A.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
THE PARIS CELEBRATION ENDS
WITHOUT TROUBLE.
The Coercion Bill Among the Lords
Death OF krupp-The
Crown Prince.
ANOTHER ALLY.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE BRooRD-UHoN.I
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PARIS, July 14th.-President Grevy and
his Ministry were greeted with some iso-
lated cries of Yive Boulapger p and
Resign !" and a few misses on their ar
rival at Longchamps to witness the review,
but cries of Viva la Republique !" dom
mated. and the people seemed generally
disposed to be friendly.
The review of the troops passed off with
out incident. 1t was witnessed by an i'm
mense but orderly crowd, which cheered
the troops heartily. The march first began
at 4:10 O'clock and was finished at 500.
The President and Cabinet then returned to
Paris.
The populace this evening is calm, and
all fears of disorder have vanished.
INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
PARIS, July 14th.-Henri Rochefort Dep
uies Laisans and Lazeurre, and a number
of other Irreconcilables attempted to ex-
cite hostile demonstration during the
review at Longchamps to-day, but the
people around quickly drowned out their
voices with cries of Vive GrevyP'
President Grevy has addressed letter
to General Feron, Minister of War, in
which he says: "The review was mag
nifcent. l admired the martial bearing
and perfect precision of the troops. Con-
vey to them my hearty congratulations. u
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THE STAY GRANTED

New YORK, July 14th.-Judge Potter, Of
the Supreme Court, this afternoon granted
stay in the Sharp case until Monday next,
and granted an order requiring the District
Attorney to show cause on that day why it
should not be made permanent. The stay
was granted on affidavits of Sharp's coun-
sci that they need more time to prepare
bill of exceptions.
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SHARP SENTENCED.
The Boss of the Boodlers Gets -Four
Years and 5000 Fine.

Years and $1,000 Fine.
New YORK, July 14th.-When Jacob
Sharp entered the Courtroom for sentence
this morning he was so weak that he had
to be supported. He was accompanied by
his sOn-in-law. The attorney for the de-
fense said the trial had been an unfair one
in several ways, and that the jury had been
prejudiced, and, therefore, he moved for a
new trial. The Court denied the motion
and sentenced him to four years imprison-
ment and TO pay fine of S, ,000
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ClareIand,s Movements.

SOUND ISLAND IN. ", July 14th-Presi-
dent Cleveland and party are expected TO
arrive at Cape Vincent Oh Saturday morn
ing. The party will take trip among the
islands and will remain on the river dur
ing the daY.
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FoREsrPoRT On. ", July 14th.-The
Presidential party was greeted at the depot
by DR.. A. e. Brewer and Rev. Mr.. Cleve-
land, and was driven rapidly from the
Alder Creek station over three miles OF
sandy roads to the village.
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| on the Bay of Monterey, one mile from
this city. The regiment is accompanied
by their famous band, and the encamp-
ment promises TO be an attractive feature
| of the season in Santa Cruz
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Conference with the strikers.

NEW YORK, July 14th.-A conference
between Chief Sargent, of the Brotherhood
of Firemen, and committee of the strik.
ers with officers of the Brooklyn elevated
road was held this evening, but no agree,
ment was reached. The ultimatum of the
railroad officials was that the strikers might
apply to work to fill vacancies, but undel
no circumstances would the company dis
charge the new men. 1t is alleged tha
the Knights of Labor are opposed to tht
strike, because the engineers refused to as
sist them in the great strike on the Goult
system, and that District Assembly 40 ha!
offered TO fill the strikers places.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ONNAHA..

Adyertscments under this mead 10 cents per
line for the first insertion, 7cents for each sub
saquent insertion. and $50 line per month
No advertisement taken for less than 5 cents
for the first insertion. Seven words will be
counted TO the line they must run consecu-
lively and must be paid in advance. All ad-
vertisements must be handed I'm before 30
O'Clock p. m. and under no circumstances will
they be taken or discontinued by telephone.
Parties advertising In these columns and hav-
ing the answers addressed In care of the Bee
will please ask for a check to enable them to
get their letters. as none will be delivered er-
Cept on presentation OF check. All answers to
advertisements should be enclosed in envelopes.
. All Advertisements in these columns are pub.
lshed In both morning and evening editions OF
the Bee, the circulation OF which aggregates
more than I4.OIO papers daily. aud gives the ad-
vertisers the benefit not only OF the city circu.
1ation OF the Bee, but also of Council Bluffs,
Lincoln and other cities and towns throughout
this part OF the west.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

MIDLAND Guarantee and Trust Co.. ls5
4vl Farnam street-Compete abstracts fur
nished. and titles TO real estate examined per-
fected and guaranteed. M2
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FOUN D.

TTNAKEN UPS horses. I grey, bay and I
L black. Paul Thompson, mile south OF
Irvington. nov . Ii 2. 29t
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On Friday night,
- Oct. II, small bay horse. about years old,
has no foretop and light name. is slightly knee
sprung and has caulk mark In right front hopf.
Any information as to his whereabouts will be
suit ably rewarded by Mrs. Jefferson, 3Ith and
Jackson SITS. 1St15j
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EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS.

NvANTED-25 girls general housework. O din
w ing room girls, 2 dishwashers, laundry
girl. cooks for city SO and $40 per month: lst
and I'd girl, same family, good wages; cook,
Sls per month; at slB per month. no washing or
ironing, Omaha Emp. Bureau, 1l9 N. 18th st.
SCI IL
CANADIAN Employment Office orders for
" parties TO fll position Of trust filled free
Domestic help furnished on short notice. Male
and female help sent TO all parts If fare is paid
Eight years successful experience speaks for
our reliability as employment agents. Refer
ence: Omaha National Bank. Mrs. Brega X
Son. 3l6 So 18th, Tel. SSi. b4g L.
"ANTED-l2 coal miners. 81 per ton. steady
w work; II shovelers, sl.75 per day; 2 cooks,
slo and sl2 per week, Omaha Emp Bureau, ll9
N 10th st. SG0l5
NNHECrty Intelligence Office has the only prop
i erly organized employment agency in the
west. 1t Is the largest, most reliable and its
terms the most liberal. II you are out of en-
ployment or wish to make a change, why do
you delay in securing the best possible aid that
can be given you. Persons should carefully
consider whom they are dealing with as there
are many new catchpenny concerns coming
into existence daily. Full particulars concern
ing our methods. will be given upon applica.
ton. All orders Except from private familes(
hlled free and sent to any part of the west wher
fare is paid. Yours respectfully, Chas l.
Hart, manager. References: John l.. McCague'
president McCague Bros. bank; Dexter u
Thomas, cashier Nebraska savings bank; Hon
j. II. McCulloCh, county Judge. b1l.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. the future Pittsburg of
- the west. At present a railroad center.
The best built and weathiest city of its size In
United states. Wyoming The great mineral
store house OF America and its inexhaustable
Oil and coal fields. For full particulars and re-
port board of Trade address Il. i. Stable. secre-
tary Cheyenne Board OF Trade. Cheyenne Wyo.
sltn2Tj
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

STOCK of groceries and queensware for sale
~ at a bargain. III health the reason for sell
ing, best location in the city. Address -. care
Bee Office. S29-21j
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ENOR SALE-H int. in good paying real es-
- tate Office; u cash. bal. to suit Address
M. 20 Bee. SIT II
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tNOR SALE-Stock of groceries doing good
- business store rent reasonable, good loca-
tion. inquire McCord, Brady Co., 18th and
Jones. 1876 1Ss
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

LORSALE-Good paying saloon on one of
II the principal streets in city of Omaha.
satisfactory rea sons given for selling. Address
letter NJ II, Bee Office. S23.28s
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1NOR SALE-The dandiest cigar AMI tobacco
- store, located in the heart OF the trade.
Stock about $1,000. Fine opening for a cash
buyer: Address for particulars box 29j. Centr al
City Neb G4iil6'
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

"ANTED-To exchange 80 acres OF Saline
w Co. land for Wild land in western Neb.
Kansas. This is good property and rents read
ily. Price 50 per acre. Warrantee deeds
changed. ii. NJ. Wead, Gretna. Neb. 7S9 15j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

WANTED--Propertyo OF all kinds to exchange
w Special attention given to trading. G. G.
Spotswood. U5n 5 10th 655
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ENOR SALE-Stock tools. etc. of an eStab-
Il lished anH paving Wholesale confectionery
business: will take part pay in Omaha real
estate. Apply 3lI $. 18th st. 1Ob
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

"ANTED-Good man partner to sell goods
w and oversee agents In town; can make
from ten to fifteen dollars per day; must have
$500 cash. Address |. b6 Bee. 5i3
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

"ANTED-To trade for lot OF second hand
" furniture; apply at Room 13, Frenzer
block. l3}
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

TNURNITURE and lease of II room board rg
l. house, 1916 Capitol avenue Price $3.50.
SS.l51
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ENOR SALE-Good brick business property in
II centre of Grand Islaud; greatest bargain
and best terms in the city; but little cash re-
quired; long time. low interest and easy pay
mcnts; other real estate fer sale. Address ]. II.
Wooley, attorney at law, Grand Island. Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

WANTED-A stock OF groceries and general
w mdse, for city lots paid for. c. j. Canaan.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

hRY GOODS JOBBERS-Party competent to
~ take charge of n department with block of
capital can make very desirable arrangements
to invest in western iobbng dry goods com
pany. Address, NJ, 10, Bee office. 1887
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

VVN0 TRADE For real estate. II you have any
i. lots In Fowler Place Burlington Place or
any west side addition TO South Omaha to trade
for horses. harness and buggy. address with de.
scription, price and terms, Box GA, Omaha.
$40 II
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

"ANTED-A partner in restaurant. well
w established and good business, address
NJ II, Bee Office. S64 l5j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

NOR SALE or Trade-For Omaha property
\ 2t2 acres well improved farm. four miles
from Union stock yards. no better located farm
in the state. Address 80 n. 10th. T2l II
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

STRAYED From corner 10Th and Center, one
~ roam mare with white spot in face, weight
1000 pounds, had harness on, Peter Benson. cor.
10Th and Center. $40 16j
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SUBURBAN TRBINS.

SUBURBANTRBI
Running between Council Blurs and Albright
Inaddition to the stations mentioned, tran
stop at Twentieth and Twenty fourth streets,
and ut the Summit in Omaha.
Westward.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

"ANTED-Farm to exchange for Omaha
w roperty and stocks OF merchandise c.
l.. Brown& Co., room l3 Frenzer block, Omaha
74i MI
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

LNOR SALE---An established banking business
II I'm country town. Will trade for Omaha
property. For particulars, address Geo. Holt,
care r.. A. Benson. Omaha. 1924
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

DERSONAIi-Private home for ladies during
confinement, strictly confidential, infants
adopted. Address T. AZ I}ee Office. 167 nSt
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

NOR SALE or Trade-Ihe state or county
- right for a patent clothes dryer. one
OF the best clothes dryers ever invented. Right
party can make 5000 IN the city of Omaha
alone For particulars call on Sholes a. Crumb,
room l. Barker block. G9l n
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

T OST--A white cow neck is white and red.
IL liberal reward will he paid for any informa-
tion Of the same at l2l9 Park Wild avenue.
S14-1A
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

STRAYED-From White place, Park ave. and
- Pacific, dark bay mule with harness. Any
information will be rewarded at Hoagland's
lumber yard S6S 15t
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

ENOR exchange for Nebraska. Iowa or Kansas
II land. stock gen'l m sc about $500, hard
ware about s., 800; must have 4 cash. II & X.
Box g3. Shenandoah. la. s90 laj
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

ENOR SALE-Boardmg house and furniture OF
II twenty rooms. Guaranteed rent, S15 per
month. II. II. Cole, 3l6 south 18th st. G47
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

"ANTED-A frstclass canvasser to work
w this city and vicinity in the sale of an en-
tirely new and standard work of reference, to be
published in volumns. vols. now ready for
delivery. No applicants need apply who cannot
show clean record and give reasonable evil
dence of success, as the work Is one of great
val lue aud will only be given to competent and
Industrious canvassers Apply to H. B. Bailey,
Millard hotel, between II and o'clock to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16
STORAGE.

NEW YORK Storage Co. have most extensive
~ facilities for storage of furniture, pianos
buggies. general merchandise, west OF New
York. Cash advances to any amount; ware
house receipts given; goods insured; brick
building g-fire-prOOf; special arrangements for
commission merchants. Call New York Storage
Co.. Capitol ave and N. 18th st.. Benefits block
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

T OST--A large sqnare watch charm, finder
~ will be rewarded by leaving at store, lOG
North 18th street. ST. 16j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

LNOR SALE-A good furniture and undertak-
II ing business and two-story frame building.
] am postmaster and postollice requires all at
tention. Address p. NJ. Scotia. Neb. H43lbt
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

WIANTED-S Situation as coachman by young
w Swede. Good city references as to capabil-
ity No Office fee. Canadian Employment Of
flee, Mrs. Brega & Son, 3l6 SO. 18th. Tel sM.
800 l5s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16
FOR RENT-hoUSES.

ENOR RENT-HOuse of rooms; furniture of4
IL rooms for sale; rent of house, $3.50: up
stairs rented for the winter for SIT; nice house.
good locality, near two street cars; parties GO
ing away rare chance. Address M. 4. Bee Of
flee. S25-l7j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

INOR RENT Elegant suite Of rooms in Bar
II ker block near 18th and Farnam, will rent
furnished If desired Inquire Of Geo. N. Hicks.
2l5 s. 10Th st. 85l-l9
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

"ANTED-Traveling clothing, liquor and
w grocery statesmen coffee and tea statesmen
for st. Louis house. to families. Great Western
bureau 1903 Farnam, room9. A7-l6j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

T1OR RENT-Four nice eight-room houses near
y Hanscom park. Geo. N. Hicks, 2l5 $. 18th
st. 85l-l9
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

NOR SALE-A fine residence in best portion
IL of Conncil Bluffs. Call on or address j. N.
G. Wylie, with Odell Bros. & Co., lU3 Pearl St.
Council Bluffs. 766l9
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

"ANfEDPastry cook for city, $40 month;
w solicitors, commission 81, $2bO and So on
subscriptions. Headquarters, 1909 Farnam,
room q. S4S-16i
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED-By responsible party, q small
w house or cottage with bath room, etc, near
business; would rent furniture or buy same, If
satisfactory. Address, stating location. NJ, 16
Bee office S26-l6j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

7 OST--Or stolen. near Hascalrs park, a med
IL ium size dark bay mare, with harness on,
mall white spot on face, large hind legs. T.
Murray. 126